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… significant of idolatry, by bringing them daily into close association with idolatrous customs, and under the influence of the seductive rites of heathen …

… was significant of the place that the Jewish nation as a nation would thereafter occupy toward God. The once favored people of God were separating themselves …

… were significant of the wide and effectual work which this apostle was to do in the future for those who should come to the faith. For this work, Peter's own …

… the last day of Christ's teaching in the temple. Of the vast throngs that were gathered at Jerusalem, the attention of all had been attracted to Him; the people …

When the loud cry, “It is finished,” came from the lips of Christ, the priests were officiating in the temple. It was the hour of the evening sacrifice. The lamb representing …

… the law for the presentation of the first-born was made particularly significant. While it was a memorial of the Lord's wonderful deliverance of the children …

The fact that an angel is said to be the herald of this warning is significant. By the purity, the glory, and the power of the heavenly messenger, divine wisdom …

… sacrifice, the hand of the one invested with priestly authority was laid upon the head of the victim. And when the ministers of the church of believers in Antioch …

… to the fourth commandment. The history of the churches of Ethiopia and Abyssinia is especially significant. Amid the gloom of the Dark Ages, the Christians …

… one of these were written merely the significant words of the wise man: “Woe to thee, O land, when thy king is a child.” Ecclesiastes 10:16. The popular enthusiasm …